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3Dnatives report: The most popular 3D printers
The 3Dnatives Comparator lists hundreds of 3D printers that range from Desktop and RepRap/kit printers to professional and industrial ones. Our Comparator includes a range of models that are based on various processes such as filament filtration and powder sintering,…
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The 3Dnatives Comparator lists hundreds of 3D printers that range from Desktop and RepRap/kit printers to professional and industrial ones. Our Comparator includes a range of models that are based on various processes such as filament filtration and powder sintering, to stereolithography and binder jetting, including the most popular models. Thanks to our unique tool, you can compare any 3D printer on performance and price.
While 3Dnatives may test the many 3D printers on the market today, we still knew that we needed to design something that would help to simplify the process of buying a new 3D printer. Today, we have done just this with our Comparator, which has grown to become an integral and important tool that we offer our community! Because our Comparator is so widely used, we were curious to see the trends behind the searches by users like you, to answer a simple question: What are the most popular 3D printers on our Comparator?
To answer this question, we present you with our first biannual report, providing an overview of the most viewed 3D printers in the 3Dnatives Comparator. In this first report, you will find the most popular 3D printers from January to June 2017, based on data collected from our 3Dnatives websites.
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